cizko
27th January 2005, 07:49 PM
Hi guys!
I just re-installed FC2 post to a FC3 Update (does fc3 work at all - networking didnīt work at all at my system??), i encountered the following problems:
1.
The Redhat Network Update Agent alerts me for several updates available. I chose all channels, all packages and ran the updater. The system told me, that the interdependencies were checked and it freezes right there. On my firewall log, i could see python periodically connecting via port 80 to some server, but the gui freezes totally and when i click on the window, i get an "window not responing" message.
2.
A client running emule on the lan behind my linux box reports low idīs and the port test fails, though i allowed udp/tcp traffic out- and inbound on the ports 4661,4662,4665 and 4672. The inbound ports are routed from the firewall/router to the corresponding ports on the client machine running the mule.
My firewall allows the ports 80+443(http/s),20-21(ftp),25(smtp),110(pop3),53(dns),4661,4662,4665, 4672(emule) outbound
and 4661,4662,4665,4672 inbound.
Anyone got a great idea here?
thanx in advance!
_cizko
I just re-installed FC2 post to a FC3 Update (does fc3 work at all - networking didnīt work at all at my system??), i encountered the following problems:
1.
The Redhat Network Update Agent alerts me for several updates available. I chose all channels, all packages and ran the updater. The system told me, that the interdependencies were checked and it freezes right there. On my firewall log, i could see python periodically connecting via port 80 to some server, but the gui freezes totally and when i click on the window, i get an "window not responing" message.
2.
A client running emule on the lan behind my linux box reports low idīs and the port test fails, though i allowed udp/tcp traffic out- and inbound on the ports 4661,4662,4665 and 4672. The inbound ports are routed from the firewall/router to the corresponding ports on the client machine running the mule.
My firewall allows the ports 80+443(http/s),20-21(ftp),25(smtp),110(pop3),53(dns),4661,4662,4665, 4672(emule) outbound
and 4661,4662,4665,4672 inbound.
Anyone got a great idea here?
thanx in advance!
_cizko
